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Distances in space are mind-boggling. The human mind is barely capable of appreciating the scale of the ice-cold abyss of space. Meanwhile, scientific equipment allows us to look thousands and millions of light years back to find out something new about the world around.
0:00 Intro
01:36 Beyond the Solar System
12:42 Closest Stars
28:43 James Webb
42:55 Gliese 1214 b
52:03 TOI 700 d
01:03:26 The Most Unusual Galaxies
01:11:50 The Centre of the Universe
01:22:50 Ending
#Universe #Space #Film #Kosmo
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The amount of work you put into these, is phenomenal. Probably the best space-related channel I've seen, even taking into account TV productions.
Well done.
You mean the amount of work they put into stealing footage and redubbing it?
Ya. OK.
@@boobacockaa oh, we're sorry! Are you able to provide anything better? Can't wait to see what you've got, kiddo!
I concur!
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Lmao! Do some research. This is mass produced AI spam content from India made for dumb people who suffer from the Dunning Kruger effect.
"... you just won't believe how vastly, hugely mind- boggling big it is..."
That's what I told my date last week.
_That's what she said!_
That's what I said to Sharon
Here I am brain the size of a planet and they ask me to pick up a piece of paper.
@@zaidtoma3811 So original 😐
These videos are super interesting, but also an incredible sleep aid.👍😴
Completly agree .
U need a tv show just like how the universe works
I can't be the only one who uses these space documentaries to sleep 😂 😅 sweet dreams everyone 😊
Русские, ну Космо ты лучший! Какой английский, супер! Спасибо вашей команде! 🎉
Amazing thank you very much kosmo. Great production... great narration and pace... you have a new sub..
It’s sad I won’t be able to experience space travel at its peak
Don’t worry! If you can travel in your imagination it’s just as good.
- Graham Nash, NASA
The Center of the Universe is the location of THE BIG BANG itself. !!
I just love your narration and the in-depth knowledge associated with it. Great!
I'm the opposite in terms of the narrator, he's not my fav, however that's just me!
With that said, his channel and the content that he / the team (if there is one) puts out is phenomenal, absolutely great stuff that's in my list of favourites!
@@eyeq7730 Is the narrator even a human? I think it might be a bot.
@@Charlemagne_III - agreed. A bot, which is too bad. The channel could have the creator from the SEA channel (amazing space content BTW) to do the narration.
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@@Charlemagne_III Not a bot. Go check.
You already ARE at the centre of the universe…every direction out is further away and if it all collapsed (it won’t) you’d be the focus of the big crunch. Surprise twist…EVERY point seems to be at the centre from its own perspective.
Exactly
Meraviglioso canale per vedere l'Universo..... grazie per questa possibilità che mi date
Very very interesting! I really enjoyed watching this! It’s unbelievable how solar systems can be so different and unique to our own!
Totally. Just like the men's butts discount.
@HolyGuacamole if men's butts are what you're into, you are on the wrong channel, kiddo. Stay safe out there!
@@TX_BoomSlang Who said anything about being into men's butts? Do you make it a habit of calling people kiddo? They say that's a code word used frequently in the ped*phile community. Be careful throwing that around so loosely.
Thank you Kosmo Doc compliment video splendid! emotional is to enrich culture.
Amazing thank you very much kosmo
Great production... great narration and pace... you have a new sub.
The narrator is a bot tho.
@@ds_the_rn No he isn't. Ever thought to check?
@@bazpearce9993 they never do. ask batman for president.
Thanks doc cosmo, for sharing this massage types research at the center of the universe.
An splendid journey
Thank you Kosmo video incredible! image is contents marvellus.
I don't think it's humanly possible to wrap our brains around the actual size of the universe, and the speed we need to go to get to other Galaxy's in ones life time is also mind blowing.
Makes the possibility of us being the only intelligent life almost impossible 😊
Thank you Cosmo Doc compliment video incredible image! wonderful is explanation exhaustive is voice pleasant.
Keep These Documentaries Coming
Absolutely mesmerizing! This video offers a captivating glimpse into the wonders of our universe, from the pioneering missions of Voyager and Pioneer probes to the latest discoveries of exoplanets and galactic phenomena. The blend of scientific information and breathtaking visuals makes for a truly unforgettable viewing experience. Hats off to the creators for delivering such an inspiring and educational piece!
Why do we always concider that other planets may be suitable for us. They are so far away that even if they were suitable which I doubt. Everyone would die on their way to the planets due to the length of time it would take to get there, not to mention finding out it's not suitable for humans.
The universe extends into infinity...no center is possible. 😊
Very interesting, thank you🤗⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Thak you Kosmo comliment video brilliant , image incredible! is explanation exsaustive.
To express the volition of to divulge the knowledge astronomy.
"I'm constantly amazed by the depth of knowledge and expertise you share through your videos. Thank you for being a constant source of enlightenment.
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I’m going to see it all!
The best as always!
I love the beautiful graphics
On point
I had a thought and sorry if its already been addressed and rejected.
Wherever you look you can see repetition, this is throughout nature or the cosmos. As a planet falls in the gravitational fall of its local star, and a star falls in the gravitational fall of its galaxy. Could it be then, that the centre of the universe is a super super black hole....(maybe bigger than we can imagine or calculate at this moment in time) and all the galaxies are falling in the gravitational fall of it. The reason we observe galaxy's moving further away from us is because they're falling over the event horizon or we are. It wouldn't matter which way you looked from your observable lacation, you would always see the distant galaxies moving faster away from you, this is because you're falling into the black hole itself at a different speed and time to the distant points. Just thoughts really, probably complete and utter bullocks.
Good point
Mark, I think there's a problem. Objects don't 'fall' in space, falling requires a point of reference and that's based on observer.
You might be interested in looking up the great attractor and the bigger one. SEA made a video about it and it's mind blowing.
First of all: NEVER dismiss your thoughts by qualifying them as "utter bollocks" or anything similar, they're valid as well.
Secondly, I agree that you should look into the Great Attractor.
Or, the center of our Universe could be a white hole and what we call The Big Bang could be its event horizon. It’s impossible to make an accurate observation because we can see so little of what we are trying to describe. A drop of ocean water can tell you about the composition of the ocean but nothing about the ocean’s size, shape, or the drop’s location in the ocean. Your explanation is as plausible as others.
The astronomical unit is a unit of length, roughly the distance from Earth to the Sun and approximately equal to 150 million kilometres or 8.3 light-minutes. This is useful if you are going to follow this.
The end time for this video said 1:23:37. I have been sitting here watching this for over four hours. I can't even count how many times that i rewatched big portion of this✌️
If we look a the center of universe we be looking at the beginning of time and space, and that is improbable
I’ma see it all!
Good show.
Gliese 445 is 17 light years away. It would take over 4 billion years for Voyageur to get there, not 40,000.
Wow this is really good work. Some constructive criticism is the music is too loud at times and doesn’t really fit the mood sometimes either. It’s why a lot of these type videos have mostly soothing sounds, light on percussion and slower tempo. Again this is great work though hope to see it grow.
Just had to throw your criticisms in there. maybe check your sound system, the music was no issue. You don’t have to look for something to critique, just watch the damn free video. No one was asking for your advice.
@@udontknowdave2155it's critism thats helps creators create more quality videos, Just like this masterpiece...
Keep on.
Technically, everywhere is the center of the universe. It’s like starting with an uninflated balloon, inflating it, and then asking what part is from the original balloon. All parts of the universe came from the same point and just expanded flying apart at different speeds.
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Keeping my dreams from becoming nightmres, thank you kosmo
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What if the whole Universe is just sitting in a giant black hole.
And the thought that that black hole itself could be in a whole other universe is insane.
U mean another universe?! Cuz we can see our universe obviously. I do believe there is different universes in black holes. I feel like black holes are a petal to new universes. But u hwv to be w brilliant fully evolved civilization to get there, one that doesn't fight wars and is evolved past mating, which we all know is the cause of a lot of fighting.....
Intelligent design
I kept laughing eveytime hebsaid "that of the sun" lol
I guess it would be too much to hope for to have a series of deep-space relays that travel and park in order to pass along pings from the farthest out probes?
You should have way more subs. All I have to say.
My only complaint. 9:44 where the map is of voyager ones path. Glisie 455 is not that close to our sun, it’s 17 plus light years away. The alpha centarui star system is the closest at around 4 light years away, why isn’t it on this map?
correct
1.6 light years is the distance from the star that Voyager 1 will pass by.
Scale: golf ball size sun. Nearest star also golf ball size, 746 miles away.
This is mesmerizing 👄
I invented a machine to make hydro power from water. It is a tank 75 ft high and 100 ft wide and it has an orifice that is quite small so that a pump at its maximum height of 25ft can supply it. The force it produces is approximately one ton and so it would spin the turbine and run the generator. Instead of splitting the atom with uranium to make steam from water it is 100% efficient and 100% green I keep pitching this in hopes of it becoming our source of power. Like attaching a wind turbine to a truck to charge the battery just the same as an e bike does. It seems to me that no one is doing their homework. May the force be with you. Catherine Crouse.
This video is heaven for weed smokers.
Damn it feels like travelling.
Mindblowing. How smal we are and how big it al is. And how big we can think in a smal live time😔. Its wondering. But al so sad in a way
Because it's such a small faction of time, you should try to enjoy every second of it. Many people aren't here now, so live on for them if not for a moment.
@@wowplayer160 🙏 i enjoy every sec of it.. but also time brings everyting.
I thought we were going to the CENTER OF UNIVERSE not out to the edge of the universe
gliesi 455 is more than 16 light years of earth not 1.5 light years as the video said
And there’s a typo, it should be Gliese 445 instead of Glisie 445 9:34
He's back!!!
Why is the channel called kosmo shorts? This video is not short!
Good...the time dilation portion of the experiment is working perfectly...
S.W.
brilliant film. thought Gliese 445 is 17ly away?
30000 years to leave the solar system completely that's nuts!
What if we are looking backwards instead of forwards? Are we looking up and down or just one direction? So many questions
There is no up or down in space.
The fact that we exist does not lead to the question that "can the universe exist without us?" What we can say is that we experience the universe as humans. So although the universal laws may stay the same our experience of them will be unique. Other life forms will experience it differently, even here on earth. Objective reality means that our universe exists whether we are here or not.
It must be a beautiful site to witness gasses collapse into a density and the sudden burst of light.
My understanding of cosmology is that there is no centre of the universe.
I believe those folks are talking about the center of the "Observable" universe.
@@tomrich3616 Still wrong. There is no concept of center as whichever direction we look no center can be detected. This is from sources more reputable than KOSMO.
Infinity power ✨💫
We are the center of the Universe.
Most of matter and energy is spread on the surface of the universe. Center of the universe has very low matter density.
Or how tiny it could be. Think back to men in black at the very end of the movie..
Camera man never dies
that of the sun
everywhere is the center
Shit got intense during the James Webb chapter
It is not going to be a long journey as technically I am sitting right in the middle. Though since it is the centre I assume I need to go to Greenwich lol.
I AM the center of the universe.
You really are making me laugh out loud. Nice comment.
God, is that you?!
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How do they know where the centre is? How do they know which direction the big bang started from?
humans will never exactly understand whats going on in the universe, its too vast and its only getting more and more vast unfortunately, there will always be too many unanswered questions
300k years just to reach proxima centari. Dam, that's far. What nobody is talking about is the 99.9999% of emptiness space is. It's probably beyond pitch black out there where these satellites currently are.
its roughly as dark as our night sky :)
The precision of the information and grace of the narration is wonderful--much appreciated in the context of so many impoverished videos that attract the attention that should go to this channel of far higher quality.
One minor quibble I have with all the astronomy channels is the misuse of comparative volumes. If the size of some star is only 50 percent the size and heat of our sun, it can be described as half as massive or hot, but not twice as small, or hot. If another planet is 300% the size of another planet we can say we are a third its size, but not three times smaller, This is simply because of valence, or lexigraphic chemistry. In scale something is increased by multiplication and diminished under division. So applying "times" to "a fraction of" confuses the valence.
The title of the video has automatically discredited the content because no human can tell where the centre of the universe is
Есть основное пространство из хаоса в котором растут фракталы и называемые - видимой квантовой Вселенной. Физическую модель такого пространство возможно предоставить из квант бутонов "бутоны роз". Если у этого пространство разорвать все связи, то останется одна квант струна.
You don’t travel to the Center of the universe you are the Center of it.
Maybe... Maybe not!
Sweet dreams
We never treaveled to the center of the universe.
There is no center
What but it A journey to the center of the universe.
No need to travel, really. Just remember this:
"Wherever you go, there you are."
Actually, you have just participated in the first test of the Stasis Drive. You remained entirely still while The Universe moved around you, enabling you to reach any destination very quickly without moving at all. Now that we know it works the next step is to fine tune the navigation computer.
S.W.
@1:02:49 mass effect soundtrack nice
Stellar mass stars going super nova? Come on now.
the good news is that it takes about 1 Million Lifetimes...
There is no centre of Universe ..
The infinite universe does not have begin or end ..
They have been flying 50 years and are only 20 hours away.
There is no center, the big bag and inflation happened to every part of space at the same time, like enlarging an object, not an explosion
Can we see through James newtron stars?
According to Big Bang Theory, Earth is the center
Geometry can define the center with basic geometric construction techniques. But since you can't even define the edge then you cannot certainly find the center. It's like trying to solve all angles and sides of a triangle when it requires two known values on a 90 and three known values if it's an obtuse triangle. I don't need to watch this because I already know you don't have the necessary input information to answer this or to lay down the simple formula on a computer so that it may solve it. and no one else does either. Have a nice day.
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whats the different between this channel and kosmo original ?
imagine the aliens that come across the probes lol.
They say our solar system planets is made from the same materials, but each planet is different from each other,!?, Why ????, crazy factz,,,,
"Kosmo Shorts" 1h23m video 😂
Man, that's really a shame that there was no way to keep the voyagers powered forever....